Music of Mendelssohn and Beethoven by the Fujikawa Markson Trio
The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow invite you to an exciting performance by a trio of world-renowned musicians, the Fujikawa Markson Trio, in support of the Hope Foundation.
About Music of Mendelssohn and Beethoven by the Fujikawa Markson Trio
Following the performance, there will be a reception with drinks and canapés in the Lower Library of the College.
Programme
· Piano Trio in D minor, Op. 49 – Felix Mendelssohn
· Piano Trio in B-flat major, Op. 97 (‘the Archduke’) – Ludwig van Beethoven
Musicians
· Richard Markson (cello)
· Mayumi Fujikawa (violin)
· Oliver Markson (Piano)
The College is proud to be custodian of a beautiful grand piano, gifted to the college by the Markson family. It was previously owned and played by the late Mrs Irene Markson, a concert pianist, who was a pivotal influence on the career of her son Richard Markson, whose wife (Mayumi Fujikawa) and son (Oliver Markson) are both also internationally-recognised musicians.
Irene’s husband, Dr Jack Markson, was a highly respected and distinguished consultant physician at Stobhill General Hospital, Glasgow, and a Fellow of the College.
The Markson family have kindly gifted this performance in aid of the Hope Foundation, and we are delighted to host their concert.
All proceeds from the event, minus costs, will support the Hope Foundation. The Foundation aims to encourage innovation and shared learning, leading to a huge difference in the provision of healthcare, especially when enacted with compassion.
Each ticket includes:
· Musical performance
· Canapés
· Glass of wine
· Donation to support the Hope Foundation
Location: Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow
Dress Code: Causal
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